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<gallery class="center" widths=300px caption="Apple IIGS VGA Adapters through the years:">
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File:4soniq-v0.8.JPG|The first prototype.
File:4soniq-v0.8.JPG|The first prototype. Toner transfer with red silkscreen.
File:VGA-Adapter-v2.JPG|The second prototype.
File:4soniq-v0.9.JPG|The second prototype. Toner transfer with blue silkscreen.
File:4soniq-v1.0.JPG|The first production version.
File:4soniq-v1.0.JPG|The first production version.
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|The second production version.
File:4soniq-v1.1.JPG|The second production version.

Revision as of 12:51, 6 April 2017

The 4soniq was created by Manila Gear in May 2016. It gives the Apple Iigs 4 channel stereo sound.


Project Status: Complete. In production. Actively sold by Manila Gear and ReActiveMicro.

Support: Post on the Discussion page (link above) or email ReActiveMicro Support.

Sales: Visit the ReActiveMicro Store.


History

The 4soniq was created by Jon Christopher Co and John Valdezco of Manila Gear in May of 2016.


Different Versions of the Apple IIGS VGA Adapter

There have been a few versions of the 4soniq.


Documentation, Files, and Software